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Annual Report 2017 Fondazione Alta Mane Italia - Annual Report 2017 3 Annual report web version 2017 2 fondazione alta mane italia - annual report 2017 fondazione alta mane italia - annual report 2017 3 Table of Contents Letter from the President 2 01 Identity of Alta Mane Italia The Foundation 04 Why Art? 05 Mission 06 Strategy – The 5 areas of intervention 08 The use of Art in the 5 areas 10 The Stakeholders 12 02 Organisational and Operating Model Governance & Staff 14 Management model 15 Project selection process 16 Selection criteria 17 Operational modalities 18 03 Activities and Projects 2017 Annual activities - Projects 20 2017 in summary 21 Workshop locations – Abroad 22 Workshop locations – Italy 23 Focus 2017 Festival x Igual Bariloche, Argentina 24 Projects: Category index 27 Testimonials 70 04 Economic and financial results 2017 Excerpt from Balance Sheet 2017 71 Legal Information 72 N.B. la versione web del Rapporto differisce da quella cartacea ESCLUSIVAMENTE per la numerazione delle pagine. 4 fondazione alta mane italia - annual report 2017 Letter from the President During the course of 2017, drawing up the Foundation’s Three-year Strategic Plan 2018-2020 (TSP) provided the opportunity to analyse for the first time the results obtained in the previous five years of AMI activity, both in quantitative and qualitative terms, as well as to initiate a profound reflection into the merits of the medium to long-term strategic objectives to be sought, with the primary aim of offering young people the benefits of best practices in this sector to enable them to participate in an advantageous change in their social context with the necessary monitoring and possible measuring of results in line with the important changes taking place in the Third Sector. In 2017, 42 projects were supported and monitored (28 in Italy and 14 abroad, the latter in partnership with AMG) and these are illustrated in detail in this report. Here I would like merely to summarize some of the main innovations that have characterised AMI activity in 2017. This year, the Foundation has become involved in a new sector: Research and Development, providing support to projects for research and application of the most important experiences as well as evaluating the impact of its partners. In particular, AMI has supported the research of the Allegro Moderato in musical workshops carried out in the Niguarda and San Carlo hospitals of Milan, consisting of musicians with disabilities, culminating in a publication entitled “An entirely different music” edited by Franco Angeli, as well as evaluated the impact of the Dynamo Camp on the results obtained by the Art Factory for children and youth affected by serious pathologies, which will be available in 2018. An ambitious cultural and artistic project was undertaken in 2017 to sensitize the public at large to the culture of inclusion and overturn the collective image of disability as an insurmountable obstacle to artistic and human expression. The Art of Diversity Academy and Allegro Moderato began collaborating to develop the Otello Circus, a re-elaboration of Verdi’s Othello – the first operatic-theatrical work performed by actors and musicians with disabilities, the debut of which is foreseen for 2018. Abroad, in partnership with Alta Mane Geneva, the Foundation supported, among others, two interesting projects in the sector of sensitization and exchange. The Cre-Arte Association organized an important international festival on art and disability in San Carlos de Bariloche in Argentina, in which three Italian associations were able to participate and provide relevant artistic contributions: the Art of Diversity fondazione alta mane italia - annual report 2017 5 Academy, Allegro Moderato and Zero Favole, with Babilonia Theatres, described on page 24 in Focus 2017. This same year, the missions of partner associations Phare Ponleu Selpak (Cambodia) and Fekat Circus (Ethiopia) continued as an integral part of an exchange programme which began in 2016 with the aim to develop the self- sustaining capacities of these two associations, which are involved in social circus activities for marginalized youth. In general, there was a progressive insertion of young migrants and second-generation immigrants in 2017 in the artistic and social activities of our partners. Along with projects specifically aimed at unaccompanied minors and young migrants (Save the Children Italy’s Spazio Civico Zero, Laboratory 53 and Asinitas) other projects, such as Matemù (CIES), the Little Orchestra of Torpignattara, ZeroFavole, Punto Zero, Officine Gomitoli, Olinda and the Arteducation House involved youth from different cultures and backgrounds, testifying to the continual transformation of our society, which is becoming markedly multiethnic and inclusive in these types of initiatives. Maria Teresa Scassellati Sforzolini ATELIER DELL’ERRORE, Italy 6 fondazione alta mane italia - annual report 2017 The Foundation Fondazione Alta Mane Italia (AMI) was established treatment or rehabilitation of hospital patients. by Foundation Alta Mane Geneva (AMG) in October In the hospital context, artistic stimulation gives 2010. It began operations in Italy in June 2011 young patients a chance to experience new forms after obtaining legal recognition from the Rome of often non-verbal expression, facilitating their Prefecture in April 2011 and being inscribed in the relationship with others. Register of Corporate Bodies. Partners are chosen on the basis of priority actions The Foundation’s main objective is to support identified periodically by the Foundation and “projects aimed at improving the conditions or in accordance with extremely rigorous criteria health of people, individuals or groups of individuals, concerning the transparency and managerial as well as youth, living in situations of serious crisis, reliability of the applicant organization, the extreme social difficulty or psycho-social suffering, effectiveness and seriousness of the project, the supporting their development and social, physical, use of specially adapted methodologies and codes recreational, emotional and psychological well being, of conduct and in general the impact of these particularly through experiences and initiatives tied initiatives on beneficiaries. to Art and its applications in the social and medical sphere” (article 2.1 of the Statutes). The Board approves only a limited number of projects each year, since these are followed actively During these early years of activity , AMI has gradually by AMI. Indeed, the Foundation endeavours to meet expanded its range of action on behalf of less the needs of its partners and sometimes also to fortunate young people through fruitful dialogue promote the exchange of experience for mutual with its partners. These are mostly institutions, growth, with careful monitoring of initiatives associations or NGOs working with marginalized including meetings and on-site missions. youth or young people suffering from serious illness through artistic initiatives and workshops. This approach requires a major professional commitment from staff. In order to make the action Artistic activities are usually part of broader and of the Foundation more effective on behalf of its more structured programmes set up primarily within partners, and to ensure the best use possible of youth centres, hospitals, prisons, rehabilitation its human and financial resources, only a limited centres or therapeutic communities for the social number of proposals are submitted each year for inclusion and integration of young people or the examination by the Board. ALTA MANE SUPRAQUE TUOS EXURGE DOLORES IN FRAGILEMQUE ANIMUM, QUOD POTES, USQUE TENE STAND TALL AND FOR AS LONG AS YOU CAN, RISE ABOVE YOUR PAIN AND WEAKNESSES Publio Ovidio Naso, Consolatio ad Liviam fondazione alta mane italia - annual report 2017 7 Why art “Culture and the arts are essential components of a comprehensive education leading to the full development of the individual. Therefore, Arts Education is a universal human right, for all learners, including those who are often excluded from education, such as immigrants, cultural minority groups, and people with disabilities.” Road Map for Arts Education, UNESCO, 2006 How is it possible to survive the distress caused by extreme forms of social exclusion, the isolation that often accompanies disability and psychological vulnerability? In the face of the suffering caused by disease, how can the glimmer of resistance and vitality that remains present in the youngest people be recognised and allowed to breathe and develop? Through their careful and committed work to alleviate the hardship and suffering of young people, albeit in profoundly different social and cultural contexts, many of the professionals and organizations supported by AMI in Italy and abroad provide an answer: art. Art helps people find the strength to react to situations of extreme hardship; it makes it possible to tap into what remains of vitality, desire, beauty, freedom, and give them form and space. Art allows experiences that are difficult to put into words to be expressed and communicated, opening up a channel of communication and exchange with other people that in some situations is strongly compromised. The Foundation operates in environments characterised by forms of extreme hardship, where the prospects of children or young people might be annihilated by privation or suffering, and where art offers an opportunity to withstand marginalisation, brings respite and channels inner resources, providing an escape route from pain and oppression, geared
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